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 * '''Name''': Lingjun Zhao (Also Catherine Zhao)
 * '''Contact/Email''': cathvoilet@gmail.com, '''IRC''': cathvoilet,  '''Github''': http://github.com/cathvoilet


 * '''Background''': 
    I am currently a sophomore in school of Maths and Computational Science. I have been the Research & Development manager in the best academic student association of our university for a year and are responsible for some technical lectures and projects. Sometimes feeling lonely because not many guys around enjoy coding and hacking as I do, so I joined local Linux users group and was impressed by the way people share knowledge and contribute to open source community.

    Here are the skills and experience hopefully indicating I am capable of this project:
    ||Related skills & experience:||
          *Familiar with programming in Linux.
          *Have experience in bash shell and python.
          *Have used Git in several projects.
          *Having a course of operating systems this semester.
 
    ||Other skills & experience:||
          *Experienced in C, C++.
          *Developed an Android application(Java) and a school website(Django, python).
          *Held Software Freedom Day 2013 in Guangzhou, China.

 * '''Project title''': Debian Continuous Integration
 * '''Project details''':
     Debci is a powerful package to automatically test different packages in Debian system when any of them changes, so as to identify potential problems as soon as possible. Submissions of the project include:
          *Investigating package failures: Some packages may be failed becase there is a problem in the package, a problem in the test suite, of a problem in debci. In order to increase the percentage of packages that pass their test suites, we should figure out how it happened and make patches.
          *documentation: Currently http://ci.debian.net/ has few documentations for people who want to set up their own debci instance. In addition, Documentation would help volunteers to help with the maintaince of debci.

 * '''Benefits to Debian''': Integrate packages in Debian system.
 * '''Deliverables''': 
     *Submit patches for packages fail their test suites on http://ci.debian.net.
     *Improve documentations for http://ci.debian.net.

 * '''Project schedule''': 
     *Now - April 20: Understand the source code of debci as well as how it works in test suites. Learn some basic software testing techiniques. Get to know mentors and debian community.
     *April 21 - June 15: Be able to judge why packages fail. Work on some small bugs and submit patches. Keep a record of the bugs from the beginning to the end. Create documentation for ci.debian.net.
     *June 15  - June 29: The work will get a little slower in this period because of the exams.
     *June 30 - July 31: Start working on hard bugs and fix them. Improve documentation.
     *August 1 - August 18: Any unfinished task or improvement. Make a list of the bugs and their patches.
 * '''Exams and other commitments''': None. School until June 29th. 
 * '''Other summer plans''': None.
 * '''Why Debian?''': Debian has been my main system for more than a year. I am fond of Debian because its great packaging system. I also chose Debian as main system for school web server. It is very appealing to join Debian and contribute to it.
 * '''Are you applying for other projects in SoC?''': No.